Courses
Below are graduate-level courses I teach. Happy to share syllabi; email me.
Evaluation Practice & Methods
Introduces the process of conducting evaluations from beginning to end
Uses an interdisciplinary approach with a focus on social and ecological justice
Guides student teams through developing an evaluation plan for a real-world intervention
Fall
Evaluation Theory & Research
Explores key questions and debates in the evaluation field through different perspectives and possibilities
Draws on evaluation scholarship, practice examples, guest speakers, and podcasts
Engages students, individually or in pairs, to develop a scholarly paper
Spring
Mixed Methods
Covers the theory and practice mixing inquiry methodologies in research and evaluation across the social sciences
‘Mix’ includes the integration of qualitative and quantitative approaches, methods, and data in a single study and combining multiple ways of knowing
Guides students through developing an original proposal for a mixed methods study
Fall
Leading and Evaluating Systems Change
Explore systems change across sectors like health, education, and social activism
Learn to analyze complex issues, map systems, and identify leverage points for meaningful impact
Practice collaborative design, evaluation, and facilitation methods to support collective learning and action
Note: this course is listed as an Advanced Topics in Evaluation seminar